Sentence examples for starting only on from inspiring English sources

Classification of search strategies was done for the session starting only on days 6 11 because, owing to the difficulty of the task (mice have to learn that the platform is always in the swimming pool but at different positions), it took time for the mice to set up their strategy [23].

You will need hair on both sides of your head but you start only on one side.

Jeffrey Sachs: The new President will provide critical leadership, but that will start only on January 20th.

The last Gatwick Express of the year leaves Victoria station at 9.15pm on Christmas Eve, and services will re-start only on the morning of 4 January.

She outlined her priorities for the new posting, which she started only on Monday, to journalists at the National Press Club on Wednesday.

West Ham meet Birmingham City in the Carling Cup semi-final first leg tonight with Carlton Cole expected to start only on the bench due to his ongoing knee problems.

As one puts it, "a good mason knows the building and the spirits".Work must start only on an auspicious day, determined by star-gazing and religious debate (and when the mud in the river is the right consistency).

As it evolves from the desktop to phones to computers we wear all over our bodies, it behooves us to start only on any technology like this so we get an early glimpse of what users want.

Moreover, in our study, the positive influence of GM-CSF on the granulocyte counts started only on the second cycle and continued onward.

However, for this study Schulte et al. did not operate the system as a point-of-care system at an ICU and therefore mPCR test were started only "on the same day" as cMD was started.

Let's start with a player who was starting only his second Test on Saturday.